How to Make the Jägermeister Espresso Martini

This easy cocktail recipe featuring Jägermeister Cold Brew Coffee (did you even know about this!) makes an amazing Jägermeister Espresso Martini. It is so, so, so, so yummy and will keep you going all night.

Born in London in the 1980s, the Espresso Martini has become one of the most popular cocktails in history. Thank its creator, the famed batrender Dick Bradsell, who whipped up this cocktail when a famous model asked him for something that would wake her up and then f**k her up. Two minutes later a classic was born. Adding Jägermeister Cold Brew adds a whole other dimension!

Mini-Lush Guide to Jägermeister

For those of you who might not be familiar with Jägermeister. check out my full Lush Guide to Jägermeister. It’s an herbal liqueur, made from 56 herbs and spice, fruits and roots. These include citrus peel, licorice, ginger and 53 others! Here are some other facts!

• Curt Mast invented Jägermeister or “Master Hunter.”
• The herbs and botanicals are ground, added to alcohol, sieved, and then left to store in oak barrels for a year.
• Just to clear up an urban myth, there is no actual stag’s blood in Jägermeister.
• It tastes bitter and sweet all at the same time.

What is Jägermiester Cold Brew?

Jägermeister is an herbal liqueur, made from 56 herbs and spice, fruits and roots. These include citrus peel, liquorice, ginger and 53 others! All the ingredients are ground down into a dust and then added to water and alcohol.

That mixture is sieved and then left to store in barrels for a year. Then, when that year is over, it’s filtered and mixed with sweeteners, such as sugar and caramel. Then a bit more alcohol is added and it’s done!

Now add coffee! Jägermesiter Cold Brew is a blend the liqueur with Arabica coffee and cacao, perfect for the Espresso Martini!

What goes into a Jägermeister Espresso Martini

• Jägermeister Cold Brew
• Coffee
• Salted Caramel Spread
• Vanilla
• Ice

🍸Top Tip(le): It’s best if you put the Jägermeister to get it really cold beforehand.

What tools you need to make Jägermeister Espresso Martini

You’ll need a cocktail shaker for this one! Grab a jigger, a barspoon, strainer, fine strainer and a coupe glass. If you want foam, then shake as hard as you can!!! There you have the Jägermeister Espresso Martini.

Where to find more Espresso Martini recipes

You can find always find Espresso Martini recipes to try! Here are a few of my favorites:

• How to Make the Salted Espresso Martini
• How to Make the Espresso Martini
• How to Make the John Paul Jones Rum Espresso Martini
• How to Make the Coole Swan Espresso Martini
• How to Make the Chai Spiced Espresso Martini

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Where to find ingredients for Jägermeister cocktails

You can find all the ingredients at Spirits Kiosk (10% off the entire site by quoting this code: ALushLife10SK.) in the UK; or Drizly (Get $5 Off Your Order of $20+ using code ALUSHLIFE5) in the USA!

Here is the recipe.

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This easy cocktail recipe takes the classic Negroni and makes it Jägermeister worthy! Just take out Campari and there you are!

The Negroni is an Italian classic and one of the most popular cocktails of all time. It is so easy, just equal measures of three spirits. Adding Jägermeister instead of Campari is actually not as far away from the original as you would think. The bitter and sweet herbal botanicals work together so well with the gin and vermouth!

Mini-Lush Guide to Jägermeister

For those of you who might not be familiar with Jägermeister. check out my full Lush Guide to Jägermeister. It’s an herbal liqueur, made from 56 herbs and spice, fruits and roots. These include citrus peel, licorice, ginger and 53 others! Here are some other facts!

• Curt Mast invented Jägermeister or “Master Hunter.”
• The herbs and botanicals are ground, added to alcohol, sieved, and then left to store in oak barrels for a year.
• Just to clear up an urban myth, there is no actual stag’s blood in Jägermeister.
• It tastes bitter and sweet all at the same time.

What goes into a Jägermeister Negroni?

Just the three spirits and an orange zest, plus ice!

• Jägermeister
• Gin (Jäger suggests Gin Sul from Hamburg)
• Vermouth (Jäger suggests Sacred Vermouth – If you can, Barrel Age it all for two weeks in oak)
• Orange Zest

What tools you need to make Jägermeister Negroni

You won’t be needing a cocktail shaker for this one! Grab a jigger, a barspoon, and a rocks glass for this Jägermeister Negroni recipe.

• 🍸Top Tip(le): It’s best if you put the Jägermeister to get it really cold beforehand.

Here is the recipe!

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